Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, have officially left the United States and relocated to rural England. The former talk-show host duo decided to make the move following their discontent with Donald Trump's reelection. This shift has seen them settle into their already owned property in the Cotswolds, a scenic area roughly two hours south of London known for its celebrity residents.

According to TMZ, the couple's decision was fueled by a sense of disillusionment with the political landscape in the U.S. and a desire to escape its current state. The Cotswolds, known for its rolling hills and charming villages, will now serve as their new home. Their new neighborhood offers no shortage of high-profile neighbors, with Victoria Beckham, Kate Moss, Elizabeth Hurley, and Sir Patrick Stewart all having homes in the area.

TMZ also reports that Ellen and Portia are so committed to their new life in England that they are planning to sell their mansion in Montecito, California. This move signifies a significant life change for the couple, who have been prominent figures in Hollywood circles.

Interestingly, Ellen and Portia are not alone in their political exodus. Actress Eva Longoria also recently disclosed her relocation from the U.S., driven by criticisms of high taxes and the country's increasingly dystopian atmosphere. With more celebrities expressing similar sentiments, there seems to be a growing trend of high-profile relocations abroad.

As some of Hollywood's most well-known figures opt for life overseas, it remains to be seen whether this pattern will continue. For now, Ellen and Portia are beginning their new chapter in the tranquil and picturesque Cotswolds.